Scarbutt

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1. 1921.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   Awesome, this gives me some new insight. Clojure has been fun, so to me is really of being good enough at JS to be proficient at Clojurescript.
2. 1922.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   So I'm curious, why didn't you wrote your blog in Clojure(Script)? (I'm new to the scene) EDIT: Ok, I see Javascript is your thing ;), do you think doing it in JS has strong advantages over Clojure(Script)?
3. 1923.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   Don't you still have to link externally to third party libs since 99% of JS libs won't pass through the closure compiler?
4. 1924.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   Can these compilers really generate "readable and maintainable Javascript" and at the same time generate performant JS? I think this is one of the reasons why languages like Dart and Clojurescript chose the opposite (not generate
5. 1925.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   for me, the key in that sentence is "integrated in Visual Studio", implying it comes or will come bundled with Visual Studio, English is not my first language so maybe I'm misinterpreting this.
6. 1926.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   So is this a Microsoft project? they don't directly say it, but they try to make it sound as it is: "DuoCode is an alternative compiler, powered by Microsoft® Roslyn, and integrated in Visual Studio."
7. 1927.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   I noticed they don't use syntax highlighting, is this normal in the Go community? I always wonder about the benefits of syntax highlighting.
8. 1928.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   That's 185 req/s per server, someone from SO replied in the reddit thread, there's also a note that says "statistics by server" below the servers image.
9. 1929.▲
   by Scarbutt 12y ago

   A bit off-topic - I have noticed that python is used way more on the hacker/security community than other scripting langs (Perl,Ruby), anyone know why?
10. 1930.▲
    by Scarbutt 12y ago

    Is the performance of the JVM/PostgreSQL/NGINX on OpenBSD the same as on Linux? Are there any reliable OpenBSD VPS providers?
11. 1931.▲
    by Scarbutt 12y ago

    I didn't do the coursera course but her book [A Mind For Numbers: How to Excel at Math and Science]( http://www.amazon.com/Mind-Numbers-Science-Flunked-Algebra-e... ) change my way of thinking when it comes to learning,
12. 1932.▲
    by Scarbutt 12y ago

    Exactly, this table just makes it look scary, newbies shouldn't see this ;)
13. 1933.▲
    by Scarbutt 12y ago

    Can someone from the Racket community share how this book compares to Realm of Racket?
14. 1934.▲
    by Scarbutt 12y ago

    but I assure you that you'll be very glad that you kept at it once you do start to notice what happens. Can you expand a little on this? What does one starts noticing?
15. 1935.▲
    by Scarbutt 12y ago

    Where can one learn about techniques for getting faster at mental arithmetic?